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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
4
A storied gambler-like elder speaks to Ab Sarver’s boy about love, youth, and memory. He recalls a first romance, fevered passion, and the comic peril of courting, ending with reflections on aging, heart health, and the enduring pull of the beloved.
A humorous reflection on the habit of omitting enclosures in mailed letters. The piece contrasts a daughter gifting a piano player to her blind father with the hope of pleasing him and the common urge to include or forget enclosures, tracing miscommunications that travel the postal route. It praises human warmth and cautions against assuming others have written every detail.
A well-dressed woman critiques millinery fashion noting hats can cause surprise and misfit. She recalls a milliner correcting her velvet and plume hat, illustrating how hat styles and fit sparked attention and adjustment.
A cookbook style column outlines preparations for Colorado Roast Venison, Veal Birds, Florentine Loaf, and related dishes. Instructions cover batter crust, seasoning, layering, and baking times, with notes on flavor balancing and presentation.
Instructions on cleaning silk gloves to prevent damage by drying tips up, a green pepper stuffed with meat mixture baked in water, and fruit wafers made from graham flour and sour cream. Additional notes suggest variations with figs dates nuts or prunes and a beef mixture spiced with sage and butter for baking.
Tucson offers a 20 000 population center and surrounding area as a favorable prospect for investors homeseekers agriculturists and manufacturers looking to profitably apply their skills in Arizona's Land of Opportunity.
Offering year round climate, fertile valleys, and irrigation ready lands priced from ten to twenty dollars per acre. Notes diverse crops, stock-raising profits, advancing value, modern Tucson amenities, and strong educational and cultural institutions inviting actual residents to enter. For further particulars address.
A column mixes Mark Twain on money myths with humorous bits about Aussies, jail terms, a spelling bee, and a Sunday school quip. It includes spoof exchanges about bachelor fate, a mock toy alarm clock idea, and quips from Harper’s Weekly and Holmes on grief and voices in a crowd.
Ephraim Newrich, a dust contractor, seeks social ascent after making a fortune. He adopts a forged visiting card scheme, using a phony identity to ingratiate himself with an impecunious aristocrat. The ruse centers on a printer ready card bearing the alias Harold De Vere, Iona House, Portsmouth Square, W, followed by a second card claiming Ephraim Newrich owns 23 houses in London.
A fragment from Brooklyn Life features a playful exchange about a young man named Jimmie Hawkshaw the detective hired to guard a woman from kidnappers. The dialogue satirizes confusion over instrumental music and comic misunderstandings in a social setting.
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